TacTac Prologue

$2.99

Release Date:: May 2, 2022
Developer:: Goca Games
Publisher:: Goca Games
Platforms:: Windows Mac

Indie Adventure Steam Achievements Full controller support Family Sharing Single-player Remote Play on TV

About This Game

A puzzle-adventure game about Dunai, a young guy from Gaab. He is soon moving to the big city, but before doing so, he has to say goodbye to his loved ones. On his way, he'll have to solve a new case: the disappearance of his best friend.

Freely explore the village of Gaab. Find all kinds of colorful characters and investigate the town to unveil the secrets that this curious town hides. Also, the circus has come to Gaab, go take a look at the attractions and the games it offers. You can even ride the Ferris wheel!

With a unique and original artistic style, you'll fall in love with the locations and characters. Rack your brain and solve all the riddles and mysteries to complete the game. Enjoy the prologue of one of the main characters of a big story that's soon to come.

Game features:
- More than 20 puzzles to solve all around Gaab.
- Full compatibility with controllers.
- Available languages: English, Spanish and Catalan.
- Achievements system.
- Fun and special soundtrack.

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Negative

1 user reviews

Positive

User #068761 english

15 min at review

Not Recommended

I was looking for a puzzle / exploration game and this one seemed to check the marks. However, the control with the mouse is quite clunky. I am clicking multiple times on an object, sometimes it gets selected, sometimes not and sometimes the interaction with that object is initiated. I am seeing the puzzle pieces on the shelf but five minutes of clicking on and around them I still cannot pick them up. And because the game thinks I did not click on the objects but near them, it moves the character there, blocking the view to the pieces. Very annoying and frustrating experience. Add to that the rudimentary state of the pathfinding (character often gets stuck behind objects) and the not so funny dialogs (admittedly, the dialogue is for a kid in his early teen years, but does it need to feel like it has been written by an actual teen?) and you get a rather disappointing game even considering its price tag. Well, it is not all bad. For the 15 minutes I spent trying to like the game I not...